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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
Edwin Booth Imitatin: Himself

The following story of Edwin Booths
alleged failure in initiating himself is IN
tereSting: During 1862 the brother of the
''only Hamlet was playing iii Washing
ton and at the close of his engagement
was rendered Il benefit This was natu
rally a matinee, for. whatever may have
been the general opinion OF the aching "f
John Wilkes Booth, there was very little
dissent. especially among the Eentler sex,
from the fact that he was the handsomest
man of the day. Edwin Booth being in
the city at the time lie naturally at
tended. and went behind the scenes 10
congratulate his brother on his bumper of
all audience As Edwin stood couversing
in the wings then popular character
actor, who had been giving limitations
OF noted actors as his share of the pro
gramme. came off the stage, and began
rapidly preparing 10 respond to tremen-
dous encore.
What neNt"' asked Booth.
Il am going 10 give them you in the
'Soliioquy. said the specialist, Ucr
vouSiy But with the original looking
ON know shall make mrss of it "
II say, Ned, " said John Wilkes, " I've
an idea 60 Oh and initiate yourself
The proposition struck the lraGediau as II
comical one. Hastily putting on the mimic :
wig and buttuning up lis coat he went uli
aud delivered thr celebrated speech Of the
melancholy Dane The audience applaudrl
wildly. The next morning The National
Inteliigencer, the great paper then, said
that the limitations ruined the perform
ance, each being worse than the others,
while that of Edwin Booth Was simply
vile enough to cause that famous actor tu
shudder in his shoes could lie but have sreu
il The Current.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
kuu on the Soda Fountain.

A very hot day i'll April or May involves
Il run on the soda fountain, but il does not
bring out those from whom the greatest
amount Of custom is derived | speak OF
the soda topers who don't generally be-
gin till about June. Then they come al
regular hours four, five and SIX times n
day, 10 matter whether the thermometer
Is at 100 degs. Or the rain falling in tor
rents. The habit seems 10 get So strong
that it is thrown off with great reluctance
and sometimes not thrown oil at all.
When the weather no longer makes it
worth while TO run the fountain the
latter come just the same and regard the
cutting off of supplies as ali outrage -
ST Louis Globe-Democrat
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
Mrs. W. X. Patrick, Mrs. J. Il. NJ. Don
IA kfiss NJ n,naII Mrs A NJ WiIaN

Mrs. W. X. Patrick, Mrs. j. T. NJ. Dou-
aid, Miss NJ. Donald. Mrs. A. W. Wiley,
Mrs. F.. j. Weaver and Mrs. c. {. Merriam.
came down from Urbana this morning To
pass the day in Springfield.
An excursion train of live coaches and 2'5
passengers, passed through this morning "n
its way 10 the Soldiers Home at Dayton.
The excursion was from cambridge and
other points on the q. :. The Bee Line
took the train at this point.
Officer George Caldwell has not been A.
signed to regular beat by Chief Ambrose.
bnt il is a sort OF free lance. who may he
assigned 81 any kind of duty. Caldwell is
pretty cute and can h. used Ia advantage
by Chief Ambrose tnr detective work.
Rev. Dr W. J. Finley and his son, Mr..
". ). Finley, have returned from Soj"nrn
of twn weeks, in Bowling Green, Auburn aud
RuSSellvlie. keutncky. The doctor
brought home with him his daughter, Mrs.
Ella Harreld. aud her children. Of Nor
gantown. ny. The doctor is in much-im-
proved health. He gave his lecture on
..Ben Hur" at each of the places named, I"
large and spprecistiNe audiences.
Mr.. Charles A, Davis, of west Nam
street, who received such n severe stoke Of
paralysis several months ago, Is slowly re-
covering from its effects. Mr.. Davis has
been All enthusiast IN the order "t the In
dependent Odd Fellows for many years, and
has recently persuaded his three Sons to
ioin in this great fraterual brotherhood.
Probably the first trip down town since his
misfortune was on Thursday night of last
week, when he attended Springfield lodge.
L. witness the initiatory ceremony pre-
formed 10 mad. th, sons his bonded broth
-rs. He also witnessed the comforting OF
the first degree upon the three brothers last
night
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
Horseshoe Pins with Seven Jewels.

'Rather particular, wasn't he'" re
marked the reporter TO u jeweler refer
ring TO 4 man of sporting pr"clivities who
had just purchased = horseshoe scarf pin
alter hunting over the entire stock.
Yes" assented the jeweier Men
who follow the turf are all more or less
snperstitious. The horseshoe pin is 4
great fayorite with them. but they al!
want one with seven nails IN il The ma
jority of pins have four nails on each side,
81 the ONES with oaly seven soon get picked
out A turfman l. ashamed to achnowl-
edge that he is superstitious, and will ~
out without buying sooner than admit
what he is looking tor. Seven was con
sidered u lucky number by the ancients,
and has come down Ms such to the present
generation. Often man will take u
liking to pin with eight nails III il and
then have Us spoil it by knocking one of
them out 1t is merely foolish supersti-
ton
The pin the ieweler wore had only seven
nails in ii-New York Sun.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
COMMING ATTRACTIONS:
BLACKS. The celebrated Kate Bens
berg Opera company. Martha, June $.
LOCAL 6REWTleS.

Mrs. I.atimer is in yellow Springs to
day.
Miss Hegla went Ia Yellow Springs this
morning.
Marshal Way. -of South Charleston, is in
town on business.
Mr.. John McGonigal. formerly Of the
Arcade. is in the city.
Bee Line agent Mr.. George II. Knight
WAS in Dayton this morning.
Mr.. Will +. Orr, All attorney of Nenis.
is IA the city on legal business.
Mr.. Charles l.. Spencer. of Nenia: is the
, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. |. II. Kelley.
Mr.. Charles Constantine and wife left last
night via the Bee Line for New York city.
Mrs. Anna Troutman returned last night
after very pleasant visit with relatives In
Cincinnati.
Bee Line RosdmaStsr Irwin passed
thr"ngh the city this morning on No. l.. in
his private ear.
Hon. John W. Bookwalter goes 10 Ran
NdN june .. ~ atAslit u W ''h
cisls Of two railroads.
Mrs. George ii. Knight has returned
home from Troy, where she has been visit
ing friends for a week.
Mr.. Jack Houston has been spending
several days in Cincinnati taking Ia the
Faces. He returned last night.
Mrs. f.. l.. Bugbey. of Palatka, Florida.
arrived here to-day 10 pass the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Ben ormsbre.
Next Sunday evening the Rev. :. +. Dan
lap will preach the first of a series of ser
mons on Marriage and the Home"
John Hill. on warrant j. Peterson. for
drunkenness, and William Bruer, for dis
orderly conduct, were arrested last night.
There will be- a meeting of Division ~.
L. X. X. of p. tonight, To take action on
! the matter of going Ia Finday To enter f"r
! the prize.
| The Nelson base ball club goes I" Nenia
next "Wednesday. Ia play the club of that
! city the game which Vas prevented by rain
| last Monday.
Mr. S. T. BehrendS, delegate from Spring:
field Typographical union, No. III, left
{ this afternoon for Buffalo, Ia attend the In
ternationsl meeting.
/ The Stewart annual picnic will be held ol
! tie Nef grounds, at Yellow Springs, on
Thursday, .IuIle 9th. Relatives and friends
are cordially invited 10 participate.
The connections wah the new water
works reservoir are almo>t completed, aud
the additional 5O0, 900 gallons allowed by
Judge White in his decision will br At tn.
espoSsl Of the city.
The sale Of Turkish goods at Jones i
Sons carpet store by \. X. ID. dyan will
close Tuesday evening next. Mt. Davidysr
has nice line of carpets. rugs and portiers,
and they find ready sale in Springfield.
The citizens committee Ia prepare plans
for board Of trade will meet at the Office
OF Oscar t. Martin, esd, ou Limestone
street, tSharp building Saturday evening
at half past seven o'clock. The committee
is composed of George IA. Frey, esq,
chairman, &. NJ. Nichols. secretary, Gen,
Asa s. Bushnell. Mayor Kelly, Cyrus A.
Phelps and Oscar T. Martin.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
HI kUWS IN Brill.
Ex-Vice President Wheeler is dying.

Ex-Vice President Wheeler is dying.
The Hn~Sian- have occupied Bokhsran
village.
The nth gas well has been shot at
Fort Wayne. Ind, at Il depth of l.4lr feet.
parnrl! has returned To- London much i'm
proved. and has called conference OF ms
party
Burglar Jimmy Hope has arrived in New
York from San FrancI~c". amt been lodged
i'll jail.
All hope Of an early settlement ni the
coke strike IN western Pennsylvania Has
disappeared
The Michigan vote on l"cal option shows
fnrty-~rvru cnduiir- IN favor and forty six
against
Connecticut has passed u law fnrbidiiug
| the running III railroad trains hrtwe-n 1910
4. III. ami =. M Gn Sundays.
senator Sherman heId a reception at the
Grand larIhr hotel, Chicago. Thursday.
About fnur Thousand attended.
Standard dollars /" the amount at -,
pOO. OUU were coined daring May. The
| total c"pag" for the month was -. SU!. 5.''.
\ motion Ia postpone the French military
bill debate was resiNtrdhy l'Trmirr RouN irr,
| amt h,. was srpprtrd hy th, drputit.~. 4iG
To 90.
qrL., p,rr.iIi,.. u,.,,,,.r- .f fla. p,hl,r
COOPERATION will support Sexton for l"r'i
n'aS"f' "'' '"N'"" i " ii'H'"' -'''""N
Buck Taylor. Buffalo Bills inimed row
:. i,', r..,.i,i..,,, ,,f ,,,.,in,,,i-L.d ,t-
trni,oIN Tue American munster tai!e',
a'i'''S "''"'H'
The |. ;. supreme court IS abnnt Three
years behInd Win lis d"chrt. airh losing al
ti" rat" "l ''ou cases every year- some re-
lief i imperative
4 panic. attended with heavy loss nf life,
| occurred in the Caihu!r cathedral At Chi
huahua. Mexico. by the failing at a candle.
setting lire To one of the aItarS.
! prohata .Iu,Iye FolIrtt. of Grand Esp!dS.
| Mich who ahsropd,.t. has been discovered
| I, n, bnth .n emp,zzler and a foryrr. Ills
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
Made y Perfect Pendulum.

An English physicist has, it is said,
made Il perfect pendulum by suspending
lead shot by single fiber Of cocoon silk
in vacuum produced by Sprengel
pump. The shot, sixteenth OF an
inch in diameter, weighs one-third OF a
gram, is suspended by two foot fiber.
and is placed in tube three quarters of
an inch internal diameter. Ii has yibra-
tional range Of a quarter Of ali inch ON
each side of mid position, the vacuum
being equivalent to oue-teDth of mil
hpnth of an atmosphere. re.-BrsOklyn Eagle.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
Again Out.

BEUSSlIs. June -Four Thousand
miners In the Barinage district, wh" had
returned TO work have again gone out On \
strike. There has been no disorder.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

Ii You want to buy boots and shoes from
= one price cash house ami from mrn who
are experienced in the business. 90 I" the
A Tc.,de shoe house.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

Bny twenty-five cents worth OF Ivory
soap and get Il creeping baby, at the Arcade
grOccIN.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

Findlay will have grand celebration on
the Sth To 10th of June. The |. b. \ ".
will sell excursion tickets at half fare.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

James Foley. esq, will auctlunrrr the lot
sale next Monday un North street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

Grand CclrbratlUu OF the aunr ursary Ui
the application of natural gaS in mrchani-
cal arts at Findlay. Ohio. June the sth IL
10Th inclusive. The almost phenomenal
growth "f Findlay caused 10y the discovery
of natural gaS and oil. renders il one uf the
| most interesting places al any time, hat ni
this occasion the citizens have arranged a
most extensive and elaborate programme,
which will consist oI Inspection Of the great
| gas wells. oil fields and manufacturing Is
adjustments III operation. Competitive
| drill of the Patriarrh'~ militant military
drills and paradtS and band contests toI
which prizes ranging from $50 To $1,000.
will hc awarded. \ sham battle. laying 81
the corner stone of the new rolling mills.
! glass works, iron and steel mills, driving al
the silver spike Oh the belt railroad. laying
uf the lirst rail of the Electric Street rail
way. grand iliuminatiUuS and fire works,
hanpurts and balls and numerous other at
fractions. Tickets will be- good going Jun,
: Ia 10. and returning until the 18th, turiu
sivr. one fare for the round trip from all
stations on the l. T.. x W. and Dhi" South
rrn railways.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

Exqusitely perfumed, absolutely pure,
popular everywhere. Cashmere Bouquet
unsurpassed.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

\ gang Of men calling themselves Knights
Of the Hickory Switch brutaIly t"ggrt tw"
women near Corydom, Harrison, county,
Ind. Their reason for So doing was the he
lief that the women were bad characters
Dnr uf their victims will probably die.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

Base Ball -llaItmOrr -. Cincinnati :;
st. Louis ., Brnnklyn :: Boston >. Phila-
d-lphia 0: Washington :. New York .:
PitiSburg Il. indianapolis :: SteuhenyiIe :.
Mansfield &: Akron :. Columbus :: Ian-S-
vile :, Kalamazoo ).
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

John +. Walter. the veteran manager Of
sales and real estate. will be ou hand nrNt
Monday, selling the Spence lots at ! ocI"ck
Il.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

Remember the Spence lot Sale next Mon
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
FOR RENT

NOR RFNT-Room in phGniN Block. No 81
Limestone street; suitable for lodging
room for young man. Inquire Of 1hamas
Sharpe. istf
NOR RENT-Two rooms In kizer's building.
ID floor over Bakhaus Co.'S drug storr.
Inquire on the premises. lSSb
DOR RENT-house Of ten r, o ms. In perfect
i condition. No. "a East Coiumbia street.
Apply u ID. n. Rubsam. l2lan
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
Every bod, b new.

Dr. T.. +. Bliss, eye and ear surgeon. 80
west Main street. Eye htted with glasses.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
PEOPLES COLUMN.
FREE ADVERTISING.
WANTE Ed.

uTANTED-Giirl 10 cook and do general house
srr-.r la4b
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03
EOR SALE
MONEY TO LOAN.

No LOAN-Money-in sums OF 81 .nu and up
L wards. Inquire AT this Office. lSlb'
MONEY To L0AN-In sums Of $50 TO slO.VH
NJ for one to five years, on first mortgage or
approved commercial paper. Thea 4. MICK.
- East High st. ltnhs-lir
MONEY To LOAN-In SUNS OF sso 10 81 .OO9.
vi on three TO Eve years time, on hrst mort
gage or approved commercial paper. tieorye
Ii. Coles room No. l. LAgondA bank building.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

IVaNTED-A good girl for general house
W work Good wages. Apply AZ LIS south
Plum stre-t. l-fil
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-03

ITANTEp-An kinds OF clothes vring-rs 4"
w REPAIR: called for ana delivered; orders
by mail promptly attended TO- ). M Miller.
ltl West Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
Or I / ANDREWS,

specialist In diseases OF ear nose. and throat ens
Temple block, up stairs No q
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
\ GREAT REMEDIAL AGENT.

Suppose the prejudice against fasting
to be removed, what will be the practical
results
1T would be shown to be the greatest
remedial agent known. It would be the
means of killing incipient diseases and
effect remarkable cures. With the preju-
dice against fasting wholly removed any
che in the enjoyment Of perfect health,
could fast two or three weeks without IN
convenience. But if man should fast
simply IS an experiment, without full
belief that hc could do it, he would lall
himself My own life was saved by fast
ing. | don't look like q very sick man
now, do I? and yet all | eat q day is a
small loaf Of bread and some fruit, with
two or three cups OF coffee. (Mr. Girls
com is large, well built man. weighing
over 200 pounds, and has ruddy healthy
look)
Il walk five or ten miles = day. have q
clear head ami never a thought of hunger.
/ have got to prefer this way OF living,
and find It amply sufficient From this
am convinced that people would be a
good deal healthier if they should eat
less
Are You willing to demonstrate these
ideas to the public
Il have gotten through with fasting,
and had almost forgotten about my long
fast until the attention now being called
to the subject recalled it to ME. and
would not undertake to fast again unless
it should become important in the inter
ests of science to do so. Even then |
should want everything about the expert
ment to be thoroughly respectable and to
be invited TO do so by the best authority.
If it seemed necessary to get at the truth,
as compared with elixir business, then !
would be willing to put myself entirely
under scientific care for. say, thirty days
fast, regarding which PSYCHOLOGISTS might
make their own conditions provided they
were reputable men New York Mail
and Express.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
Wichita < Colorado,
A., 7. L =. T. x K

Train leaves for Hutchinson. so srn and 20 pm
Train arrives from Hutchinson . - AIN anu. pm
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
When Han-inss sl,ouId Take Place.

only about one-half Of the governors
OF hanging states row observe Friday as
hGngTla2's day. II the remainder had
the sense to make q change the III luck
which still attaches TO the day in many
minds would soon be dissipated III
nurderors should be hung on the first OF
the week--Detro.t Free Press
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
\ EeprehenSibIe Custom.

Ask a man regarding what he knows,
and the answer viii prove satisfactory.
What makes most men appear ignorant
is the reprehenssblc custom obtaining
among qUeStoners IN the practice CT
cateciAsing him about things with which
he Is entirely unfamiliar. Boston Trans
r-r-4
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04

Puget sound lies like hand with its
fingers stretching in and out Of the
shores that come plumply down to meet
it on every side. 1t Is a very well kept
hand, neat around its edges. never
saw salt water and land agree sG well be-
fore Fields Letter.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
Brands of Cigarettes.

There are no less than 200 brands
OF cigarettes manufactured. Some
brands have long or short lives according
TO their quality and names a pretty
name or picture On q wrapper greatly
aids in selling certain brands--Brooklyn
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
PHYSICIANS.
n. TERRill, III. D,
/ u FORDICE.

sreciaities: Rectal Genito Urinary and ali blood
diseases . !nl:
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
Uugo's first Poetry.

When Victor Hugo carried his first
manuscript OF poetry to 4 publisher it was
handed back 70 him unread. because
poetry was drug on the market IT
proved TO be 4 sorry blunder for the pub
! IT.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
SCCCI AND HIS ELIXIR.


''What do I think of Succi and his
elixir, a drop of which enables him to
fast forty-eight hours? Though l think
such thing would be very beneficial
discovery, L take no stock in it. As to
Fisher, whose elixir it is claimed will en-
able other people to fast, think what
he attributes to the effect of his elixir, is
due simply to belief that it makes fast
ing uninjurious. 1t is a matter Of fact
that person does feel better after & fast
of forty eight hours. 1t is true that
craving for food viii take place in this
time, because the system is Ill the habit
of taking food, but after that the sensa-
ton does not occur.
The application of all this is the en-
liStmen. of all the intellectual faculties.
y person to fast through the will power,
not believing it is right, would destroy
the nervous system in two or three days.
But if there is a full belief that it can be
done, without harm, one can do it easily
The trouble is the majority of people be-
leve that it can't be done, and thus peo-
pie brighten themelves to death rather
than starve to death. l never found,
until l tasted, human being-doctors
or anybody else-who thought it at ell
probable such thing could be done. Even
now leading physicians insist that it can't
be done. For years have given the SUBJ
ject special study, and believe it is time
now, IN the renewed agitation of the sub
ject, to make the application. Either
fasting is q good thing or it isn't. This
is the secret thaa physicians physiolo-
gists and scientists have not found out
vet =
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04

ST. L. TT. 5. & w. X. K.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
r,, t.svss wichita - 9:sS n N. and 20 I'm.
Train arrives from the east ~ g. m anSi '~o PIN
WEST BOUND.
r.atn Lagos ...-s 80 a m. and 40 p. m
Train arrives SD a. m and sS'5 p M
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04

Trains Nos and run daily. Train No VIII wait
a: Turon until Train No arrives. Trains VIII stop
FITZGERALD & MALLORY CoNsI,CN co
D. ]. THAYER, SAs 4 "a 49,
chief Epa!neer and Genl A'ngr- Train MASTER
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
SCIENCE OF FASTING
AS EXPOuMDEO BY NAN WHO
TASTED FORTY-FlVE DAYS.

Sir. John Griscorn THINKS a Thirty Days
His Elixir-Fastins Remedial
Agent.
Learning that Mr. John Griscom, who
tasted forty-five days in Chicago in 1881,
was in town, a reporter from this paper
called on him for a talk on the subject.
He said that in the last twenty years
since he made the subject special
study, he has tasted at least fifty times,
the periods being all the way from two
and three weeks to thirty days, besides
his celebrated fast of forty-five days
which is the longest time on record.
''In fact, have tasted these periods SO
many times" he added, THAT I consider
a fast of twenty-five or thirty days as an
Insignificant matter. For such period
it requires no special effort or endurance
lit is constellation there is no appar-
ent change in a person who goes at it in
the right way nor any depletion. From
my experience l regard it as a natural
thing, and as easy to fast twenty-five Or
thirty day as three days. / have often
gone without food for twenty one days,
and have shown no sign Of having gone
without 4 meal. -
What about others you know of who
have fasted?''
''Well. there is DR.. E. P Miller, Of this
city, who tells me he tasted twenty-three
days, and the people III the hotel where
he was living did not know of it. He
kept at his work right along and it did
not affect him at all. This is entirely
contrary to Tanners fast, over which SO
much was made here, which was one Of
supreme endurance. Another man whom
l have met who tasted was very I'M
usual and remarkable case. lie went by
the name of Budd Henry. He was cap
tured by the Indians and put III cave
where his surroundings were SO dis
agreeable that he could not eat mouth
full. He tasted in this way thirty-nine
and three-quarter days before he effected
his escape. 4 remarkable result followed.
He developed wonderful mental ca
pacity AMI astonished every one by it.
But this was an entirely exceptional
case.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
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Denver. Memphis 4 Atlantic.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
mr. p E HASKiNS.

Physician and surgeon. once, Aein STREE, over
Aiurlsn u DiV s9sn+
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04

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